[MD] patterned/unpatterned

[a steffes]

OMG did you just imply that DQ = Chaos?

  OMG Case I am like totally shocked too!
  Where does this woman get off implying that DQ=Chaos?
  OMG gag me with a kyak paddle!
  There are just totally way too many non-community-college-web-design-certificate-graduates here. I have no one to jack-off about Newtonian physics with! 
   
  ...
   
  Pirsig's chaos level, the level underneath the
inorganic level. Is that what you mean?

  I don't know. Possibly. That guy has way too many levels for my taste. It's been a couple of years since I've read his books. Looks like I'll have to go back and reeducate myself. My serious doubts about moq are reaching a critical point. I'm thinking about throwing myself at Deepak Choprah's feet.
   
  But there must be something to this. Think of all the people drawn here who have very different beliefs, politically and otherwise. I know we get Quality with or without moq, with or without the word quality, possibly even without Case. I guess I'm looking for solid ground and can find none with moq. I just don't know. Maybe I'll toss a few more rocks into the mudpuddle and see what happens.
   
  yours in quality,
   
  Ayar, the bubba with a scrotum of solid gold
  

Case <Case at iSpots.com> wrote:
  OMG did you just imply that DQ = Chaos?

Case

-----Original Message-----
From: moq_discuss-bounces at moqtalk.org
[mailto:moq_discuss-bounces at moqtalk.org] On Behalf Of Heather Perella
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 6:38 AM
To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org
Subject: Re: [MD] patterned/unpatterned

Hello,

a stefes said: "From what I gather, once a thing is a
thing, once
> something is observed somehow to the point where it
> can be commented on, it is said to be static or
> patterned. How does moq deal with observable
objects that are
> seemingly random, seemingly unpatterned, or perhaps
> quantum in nature? Maybe I am being too literalist
about all this.


Pirsig's chaos level, the level underneath the
inorganic level. Is that what you mean?

SA

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